Bennydelros

Biography of Bennydelros: The Chessboard Biologist

Meet Bennydelros, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey is nothing short of a fascinating evolutionary tale. Starting in 2023 with a rapid rating peaking at 1744, this player has showcased an adaptive mind fit for taking on all challengers in the wild ecosystem of the chessboard. Through 2024, Bennydelros maintained a strong average rating close to 1490, but like any good genetic experiment, there were some fluctuations by 2025 with a dip to 1052, proving that even the best genes have off days in their DNA of games.

Bennydelros’s playing style is a real molecular marvel: known for a high comeback rate of 82.22%, and an astounding 100% win rate after losing a piece—showing resilience worthy of nature’s toughest survivalists. The endgame is where Bennydelros truly unleashes, participating in endgames in nearly 72% of games, with an average of around 64 moves per win, and 67 moves per loss—because good things take time to evolve!

When choosing openings, Bennydelros seems to be fond of the King's Pawn Opening, boasting a win rate of over 51%, and the sneaky Alapin Sicilian Defense with an even cheekier win rate near 54%. Whether it's a classic or a sly defense, Bennydelros adapts, proving that like in biology, diversity is the spice of life.

The player's psychological resilience is quite formidable, with a relatively low tilt factor of 10 and an amusing propensity for early resignation in only about 0.56% of games—because sometimes even the toughest warriors know when to conserve energy for the next genetic match!

On particular days and hours, Bennydelros seems to thrive a bit more at odd times—pouncing with a 55%+ win rate in early morning hours like 4 AM and 13 PM (yes, the chess clock is biological clock too!). However, beware the low points—for example, those shaky late afternoons around 15 and 16 o’clock, where the survival instincts might take a brief nap.

Overall, Bennydelros is a seasoned chess creature of habit, showing sturdy defenses, tactical comebacks, and an adventurous spirit that would make Darwin proud. In the evolutionary race of chess, Bennydelros keeps adapting and surviving, one move at a time – because in the genome of games, even a single pawn can mutate the future.